Part-Time Carpenter — Flexible Hours & Visa Sponsorship

BrightPath Engineering; Almada; On-site; EUR 17,000 - 25,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Visa sponsorship

Flexible schedule

Job summary

BrightPath Engineering is seeking a part-time carpenter in Almada, Portugal. The role involves creating and repairing wooden structures, with a flexible schedule up to 30 hours per week. Housing isn’t included; candidates must commute or already reside in Almada. Visa sponsorship is available for qualified candidates.

You will read blueprints, measure and cut wood, install and finish fixtures, and collaborate with other trades on larger projects while adhering to safety protocols.

Qualifications

• 3+ years carpentry experience.
• Able to read blueprints and drawings.
• Proficient with hand and power tools.
• Physically fit with ability to lift heavy materials.
• Valid Portugal work permit or eligible to obtain one.

Responsibilities

• Read and interpret blueprints to determine materials needed.
• Measure and cut wood using hand and power tools.
• Build, install and repair structures such as furniture, cabinets, doors and windows.
• Install hardware (hinges, handles, locks).
• Sand surfaces and apply finishes (varnish or paint).
• Inspect and repair damaged structures or fixtures.
• Collaborate with other tradespeople on projects.
• Follow safety protocols and wear PPE.
• Maintain inventory and order supplies as needed.

Skills

Blueprint reading

Tool proficiency

Woodworking

Attention to detail

Physical fitness

Work permit (Portugal)

Tools

Hand tools

Power tools

Measuring & layout tools

Job description

BrightPath Engineering is seeking a part-time carpenter in Almada, Portugal. The role involves creating and repairing wooden structures, with a flexible schedule up to 30 hours per week. Housing isn’t included; candidates must commute or already reside in Almada. Visa sponsorship is available for qualified candidates.

You will read blueprints, measure and cut wood, install and finish fixtures, and collaborate with other trades on larger projects while adhering to safety protocols.